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adventureful, I agree with your point of view on approved by government killing of civilians for business gains. BUT it usually happens in the cases where you c
by joering2 14y ago
adventureful, I agree with your point of view on approved by government killing of civilians for business gains. BUT it usually happens in the cases where you cross the multi-billion dollar schemes that they run, such as drug trafficking (FBI), children kidnapping (Haliburton) and of course so called War on Terror where in some places like US we spent trillions of dollars to fight against Al-Quada, in some others like Lybia we spent trillions of dollars to fight together with Al-Quada. But again, those are trillion dollars per year pure income streams that feed multiple government agencies, both white and blac-type ops. I think someone like Mr. Dotcom and his $115MM stolen is much too little for someone in government to pull the trigger.
- adventureful 14y agoAnd that's why he isn't dead. It wasn't that big of a deal for them, they threw together a hasty plan to wreck Megaupload, and wreck it they did. I doubt they counted on much blow back or much of a fight afterward either, which was part of their miscalculation.